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let me start with the normal campaign the harris walz campaign.gia is a swing state and we know it is with the election may be won or lost but going into parts of georgia and you come from georgia that sometimes democrats have ignored southeastern georgia not just the pockets are in the major urban centers. >> is good to be with you, ali, hardest working man on tv, happy labor day to you. they can lover here just want to check in and say that. people forget that black voters are rural voters too. that is why you saw the harris walz campaign in =÷southeast georgia. this is the map that grassroot groups -- two democratic senator and democratic presidential ticket in 2020 and 2022. >> it is a continuation of things that are going on in georgia for a while. steve i hope everyone reads what you write because it is amazing. you do not necessarily always use the term weird but for a long time you have the ability to say this is very unusual what the trump team does. they used to be novelty in that but what i played in those clips, it is not novel he's ta

you're seeing a lot of excitement for the harris/walz ticket among younger voters. question is do they wind up turn out in enough numbers to get what they want, this fresh new candidate? when you're looking at the polls, what are you seeing? >> they're connected, joy. and so here's the thing. here's where joy does come in. you know, i go back to the presidential campaign of '08, which i think is similar to this, that i worked on. and a lot of the polling was off, especially early on, because quite frankly, we didn't have models to contend for what we saw in the surge of voting among especially young people and people of color because they had something to vote for. and i think that's really critical. so i don't want to dismiss the joy, because the you is important, because you have to give the young people something to vote for. what you're seeing in the polls is look, when you give them something to vote for, their enthusiasm changes. and look, poll after poll, and certainly in our internal polling we do for black pac of large samples of african americans, we have

visit indeed.com/hire and get started today. >>> the harris/walz >>> the harris/walz campaign is taking battle over reproductive rights directly to donald trump's backyard. campaign surrogates including senator amy klobuchar kicked off the fighting for reproductive freedom bus tour today in palm beach county, florida, that's just miles away from mar-a-lago. the first of at least 50 stops in key states in the run-up to election day. and nbc's marissa parra is reporting from boynton also with florida. also with us, former republican congressman of florida, david jolly, msnbc political analyst. good to have both of you here. let's talk about why florida, trump's home turf, and what exactly this bus tour >> hey, chris, good >> hey, chris, good to be w a couple of you. a couple of things i'll just address this clearly this event just ended, they're packing up behind me. we actually just wrapped up an interview with one of the speakers we heard from today, reproductive rights ana cook, storyteller, she shared her testimony today and we hope to share some of our interview across our platforms

i got cash from the dnc trying to the money the harris/walz campaign has rate.egislative races have also been important and you are key partners in this agenda. if vice president kamala harris is elected, many of the things you all, just as you said, will have to be partners in implementation. >> absolutely. -- the advancements we made in lifecycle are lower thus to put the house for the first time in decades. we are at a point where we could potentially flip the state senate and in print up pennsylvania would have a democratic governor and control both chambers of the legislature. for us is unprecedented. what that would mean is to make investments in community and a woman's right to choose and so many issues for people not the least of which is gun violence. that would be huge rest. >> i want to go back to something you said. it went by quickly and it was somewhat subtle with what the gentleman said to you about, i know you hate my party. speak to this idea that right now what is animating a lot of our politics is this idea that because you stand on the opposi

later this week donald trump will be headed back to the detroit metro area meanwhile, the harris-walz campaign is barnstorming the state with a bus tour focused on the issue of reproductiv that bus just rolled into town this morning, and we're going to more on that later on this hour including an interview with one of the very important people riding on thatop bus. it is ath critical time for the harris campaign in the state of michigan.he today a new usa today poll finds kamala harris narrowly leading donald trump in this state by 3 points,ta which is well-within that poll's margin of error. the poll also shows that 4% of voters remain undecided with just 42 days left until electio day. the battle for michigan isun likely to come down to a handful of votes and a handful of key places. now, one of those places is in the rust belt community of saginaw county. now, sag now is somewhat famous for how much of a bellwether it is. this week the guardian newspaper declared saginaw the swing county that could decide this election.ci in 2016 donald trump won saginaw county by just 1%, about 1,

it's that central right person, that independently minded moderate that harris, walz, and trump need the coin strategy they can employ here. one side has fret on it. the other side has optimism on it and they have to be both adept at speaking and creating examples of how they'll address the threats to people's livelihoods, whether they be domestic or foreign, and they need to speak about the foreign policies, whether they be aimed at physical security, making crime, public safety an issue. those are what we have to hear now. this is the part of the campaign where we can no longer hear the red meat for the base type stuff. there's just not an opportunity for that anymore. it's all about the middle. >> yeah, and donna, democrats are launching a bus tour from trump's florida hometown this week in west palm beach. does that signal the harris team sees florida as competitive? >> i think what it is, is first of all, you'll have an abortion issue on the ballot in florida, and i think that that can actually help draw turnout, and i sort of disagree with rina. while the campaigns are trying t

the harris-walz campaign, made a big issue out of wanting the microphones to not be muted. they were muted in the last debate. they're going to be muted tonight despite the harris campaign protesting why, why did they want the microphones to not be muted so i think they believed that the microphones weren't muted. >> people were here, donald trump, sigh and adhere. make. no asides from the other side of the stage this is another reason why they did it to light trolling donald trump. and every day as you keep donald trump focused on some minute issue like this, the day he's not listening to his advisers about how he should be trying to win this race. i think that's a big chunk of what it is this campaign is doing every day. i think what you see from the vice president today is from what i'm hearing. so it's going to go out and tell or story. of course, you hold donald trump accountable when he says things that aren't true, she'll tells the story about why he's not the right choice. but they're more interested in telling the story about why she is the right choice what she wa

senior advisor to the harris- walz campaign. chaos agents. trump and his allies are sowing the seeds for chaos on election night. we will explain how republican shenanigans could shake up everything. and mister robinson's neighborhood. donald trump returns to north carolina without the man he called mlk on steroids. my political panel and i will talk about mark robinson, the allegations of hateful and racist language on a porn and the political campaign that may need a warning label. i am jonathan capehart. this is the saturday show. election day is 45 days away, but early voting is already underway in some states and vice president kamala harris says she is ready to face donald trump again. she has accepted cnn's invitation to a debate on october 23. as for trump, he has made it clear he has no intention of participating in another debate, at least for now. today he was on the campaign trail in north carolina, spewing his usual nonsense at a rally, but the true political moment of the week happened in atlanta yesterday where th

truth between truth demands support for harris/walz.dom and suppression of freedoms means support for harris/walz. the choice between serving the people and serving a few leads us to support harris/walz. staffer the argued that if reagan were alive today he'd vote for harris. the letter concludes for former republicans in supporting the harris/walz ticket. >>> meanwhile, donald trump is continuing to fixate on pop star taylor swift's endorsement of vice president harris. in a truth social post yesterday morning that seemingly came out of nowhere, the former president wrote in all caps, i haiti lore swift, with an exclamation point for good measure. this comes after swift threw her support behind harris following last week's debate. so far, swift's instagram post to her followers has driven 400,000 to the state sites where they can indeed vote. the harris campaign mocked trump on twitter x, mr. not all fine spent his week working through his feelings, spouting conspiracy theories and whining about champagne problems. call it what you wan

a lot of the people that were in the room last night are surrogates for the harris/walz campaign. people who have gone out and talked about the need to elect kamala harris in november so this was really an opportunity for her to rally the troops as well. >> the cbc has always had a vision for the future of our nation. a future where we can see what is possible, unburdened by what has been. and today that vision, our vision, is under profound threat. donald trump and his extremist allies intend to take our nation backward. but we are not going back. we're not going back. >> so the vice president is not on the campaign trail, that wasn't a campaign event technically but we are at a point where every moment, the campaign is trying to take advantage of getting their message out. you see on the screen, where the vice president will be this week on tuesday, she will be in philadelphia with the national association of black journalists, speaking to that organization on thursday, sitting down with oprah, to talk to some of the groups that have held zoom calls for the last several weeks sh

the harris walz campaign schedule on that note is packed.oclaimed underdogs have appearances planned in pennsylvania, grand rapids, michigan, wisconsin, i am hoping i am saying that right and that just takes us through saturday. joining me now, former campaign managers for bernie sanders 2020 presidential campaign and ben chair of democratic party of wisconsin. is it wausau, wisconsin? >> and i have family in wisconsin, too. i love to get both of your thoughts on these three issues that are emerging as strategy points and what your thoughts are the first is this idea that kamala harris represents a candidate of change. there is an ad that they took out, came out yesterday night. it is basically contrasting donald trump as someone is preoccupied with an america of your dark vision, a retrograde vision and harris as this sort of avatar of a new tomorrow. it is a hard case to make when you are the incumbent vice president that you are a candidate of change. but, you know, the ad is convincing, i am wondering how much of an uphill climb that is

. >> why the republican party is now forced to keep him on the ballot is the harris-walz campaign's spotlights the ties between robinson and donald trump and changing the rules only 46 days out from the election, the new added hand count process that could drag out final results in one battleground state plus one-on-one here on the lead. the legendary news anchor connie chung out with a revealing new memoir the lead. >> i'm jake tapper. we start with explosive fallout from the cnn exclusive that kfile first broken politics lead just yesterday, putting north carolina gop hopefuls on the backfoot just 24 hours since we reported on the candidate for governor, lieutenant governor mark robinson's online posts in which he calls himself a black nazi. he supports a return to slavery, says he wants to get a few slaves himself. he brags about spying on a woman's locker room during his teenage years. and that's just the stuff we can tell you on tv. some republicans blaming the lieutenant governor for hindering the gop is chances in elections across that battleground state. now down-ballot democrats are p

. >> joining me now, cedric richmond, a cochair for the harris/walz campaign. mr.ays thank you for coming to the saturday show. first, your reaction to that last bit that you just heard from donald trump? >> that's a soundbite from a man that is not well. and i hate to put it that simple, but he's not. even if you look at his response to him taking the border bill when he said he had nothing to do with it, there are multiple clips of him saying that he did. that he made telephone calls to kill it. >> in fact cedric, we have that sound. so everyone can hear for themselves what you are talking about. >> there is zero chance i will support this horrible, open borders the trail of america. it's not gonna happen. i noticed that, and i will fight it all the way. i notice a lot of the senators, a lot of the senators are blaming it on me i said okay, blame it on me, please. >> make up some lives, like she said about the border bill that trump stopped. number 1 i didn't stop it. >> cedric, folks got to hear exactly what you were talking about, the first piece was from janua

immigration at the southern border, joining us now from arizona where he is campaigning for the harris-walz ticket, illinois governor jb pritzker and governor obviously, senator graham lindsey graham has some strong views on this campaign, saying that kamala harris, vice president harris is a mile wide and an inch deep, and that she believes you has a belief in policies that are quote, i'm quoting here, batshit crazy, wanted to give you an opportunity to defend the ticket >> and, you know, they have nothing on their side to talk about. that's good for everyday americans, for working families. that's why they're just named calling. that is what this is all about you heard donald trump talk about mental impairment yesterday. i think whenever you he says things like that. he's talking about himself but trying to project it onto others and all i can say is that with a policy like a $6,000 child tax credit that will help young families $25,000 to help people who are first-time homebuyers with the down-payment, $50,000 tax break for people who are starting small businesses. those are real policie

let's talk with the harris/walz team is doing in order to win that election.fic emphasis on latino voters. here was governor walz in pennsylvania talking specifically about puerto rico and hispanic heritage month. >> another part of the heritage. we have a long history of being home to puerto rican and latino families who chose to start their lives in our state. they grew our economy, and every single day, their presence in our state and our country make a stronger and better. during this hispanic heritage month, the vice president and i are celebrating the collective contributions of puerto ricans and the entire latino community. >> here is the thing. that sound, when you hear it, is in stark contrast to what it is we are hearing from republicans about immigrants who come to states and governor walz was talking about his state of minnesota. you know republicans have been out there saying about haitian immigrants and the weather changing ohio and fictionalized and opposite from the true story. when you put those messages side-by-side, it creates a contrast. >>

harris-walz leadership for our people and for myself. recent olls people and for myself.le and for myself. recent polls hear from the _ people and for myself. recent polls hear from the state - people and for myself. recent polls hear from the state of. polls hear from the state of michigan do put kamala harris a couple of percentage points ahead of donald trump, but that is generally within the margin of error, so this is a super tight race that many are describing as too close to call. we will see what happens over the next few weeks. kamala harris headlined a live stream to town hall with oprah winfrey on night in a suburb in detroit, michigan. she is aiming to win over undecided independent voters living in the kew swing states. in her bid for the white house. the event, named unite foramerica, is featuring the core supporters who have raised millions of dollars through fundraising and are working to get people to the polls. some of the groups at the event included the organiser, when with black women and members of cat ladies for khmaladze. ms harris holds a slight l

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what's the message from the harris/walz campaign? >> reporter: good to be with you. you can hear me. it's just getting started behind me. i will point out there were a few counter protesters outside the harris/walz campaign kickoff bus tour that we're at right now, and some of those trump supporters were shouting, you're in trump country, so this not lost on the harris/walz campaigners here. this is something that was done by design, and to make a statement here. there's a couple of things, one, we have abortion rights on the november ballot, this is a key critical issue, but, two, as i talk with senator klobuchar who is headlines this event and might be taking the stage any moment now, i spoke with her and asked that exact same question, ana. the big question is why florida, and here's what we heard. >> states like florida, and starting the bus tour here just couldn't be more perfect because the guy who messed it all up and is responsible for this assault on women's rights lives only 10 miles away. why not start in his backyard to make the point. >> reporter: ana, i

we asked his response to this announcement from the harris/walz campaign. it pointed us back to the true social post that aaron mentioned. there will be no third debate. sticking by that for now. i will tell you there has been moments where his staff has assumed he would do one thing and then he does another. we will see now that this is starting to settle in that harris has proposed this debate and this date of october 23rd. he might change his mind and decide to do it again. after the last one he claimed he won the debate and there is no need for another one. polls show something different in terms of who did or not did not win. regardless, there is some sense on the trump campaign that there might not be much use to another debate between trump and harris. >> absolutely. we know you are at that rally. are the rally goers there expecting donald trump to talk about the mark robertson scandal? >> reporter: former president trump won the state in 2016 and 2020 it really is a must win this time around but there is concerned from polling across the board that

literally, you talk to a reporter on august 21st, i believe and it was billy porter celebrates harris/walz democrats not to fall into complacency. when they go low, we go high we need to look at what that means. sometimes when they go low, you go toe to toe. >> sometimes you have to go toe to toe for real. there is so much and i'm in the middle of it all the time and i'm exhaust did. the one thing i hope we have learned over this last almost 9 years is that we have to stay engaged, always. i think this change is going to come -- i will speak for myself . there was a time when the change has happened and we are here. we've got women's rights and marriage equality and civil rights and we have roe v wade and then we got a black president and we sat on the sofa and eight on bones for years and did not show up for the work for president obama. we left them out there with his pants down. i hope we have learned when vice president harris and tim walz when that we will start manifesting that and speak it into and existence. when they win, we have to surround that and lift them up with action. the

retirees in every local union in the state of michigan overwhelmingly, unanimously support the harris-walz campaign. >> reporter: meanwhile, the former president said he is planning to visit springfield, ohio, the town rattled by his campaign's false claims about haitian immigrants there stealing and eating pets. >> you may never see me again, but that's okay. got to do what i got to do. whatever happened to trump? well, he never got out of springfield. >> reporter: the city's mayor today gave himself emergency powers to deal with the ongoing turmoil, which has included more than 30 bomb threats and suggested a visit from trump would be problematic. >> should he choose to change his plans, it would convey a significant message of peace to the city of springfield. >> reporter: top ohio republicans this week have repeatedly called the false claims pushed by trump and j.d. vance untrue, but that hasn't stopped them from blaming democrats. >> the first thing that they do is they will flood a small town or a big city with thousands of migrants who shouldn't be there in the first place, and the

harris-walz campaign center and a diner in erie. [applause] governor walz: thank you. good afternoon, everybody and thanks you for the word you do. i am here on behalf of vice president harris and for myself to say thank you for believing in our democracy and doing the work and ink you for doing it with a sense of joy. this is how politics should be. i am joined today by my daughter hope, who was right over there. [applause] when we had her it was a bit of a challenge but we got her and my wife turns around and says, it is not a plan. you cannot hope our neighbors will get to the polls, we have to get them to the polls and we cannot hope that things will go as planned, we have to do everything in our control to make it happen so for each of you, it will matter. this election will go right through erie, pennsylvania. this is a bellwether county. we know the work you are doing here will make a difference and it will be a tight race but we have a better plan to work with people and a better opportunity and better candidate in kamala harris. [applause] i saw last night tha

the harris/walz campaign prepares to hit key battleground states on labor day . >>> an invitation fit for and insurrectionist. the outrageous plan to host a gala for january 6th rioters at donald trump's new jersey golf club. harry dunn is here with his reaction this is the sunday show. >>> we begin with breaking news on the middle east, thousands of protesters gathered in the streets of israel tonight voice their outrage and demand a cease-fire after six hostages were found dead in gaza among the hostages killed his, earlier today president biden and vice president harris spoke with his parents to offer their condolences. biden released a statement saying, make no mistake, hamas leaders will pay for these crimes and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. matt bradley has more from tel aviv. >> it has been like this for hours, it looks like hundreds of thousands of people converging right in the center of tel aviv in what is israel's answer to the pentagon. they are hoping that they are incredibly loud voices, i haven't seen o

please don coventry direct redefining insurance eva mckend on the road with the harris-walz camp cnn trump tries to shore up north carolina. we win this state. i think it's going to be over fast after cnn reveals lewd and disturbing posts by mark robinson, who trump back for governor. could that put north carolina in harrison's column robinson's opponent democratic attorney general josh stein gives his first major interview since this story broke ahead and the play for women, vice president kamala harris leans into her case that they just don't trust women and trump responds, you will no longer be thinking about abortion, but are there new warning signs for harris with men, michigan democratic governor gretchen whitmer is next, plus boiling point israel pummels terrorist group hezbollah in lebanon already reeling from the exploding pager attack could tension spiral into a wider war, key trump ally, republican senator tom cotton is ahead hello, i'm jake tapper in washington where the state of our union is frankly thrilled to watch democracy in action were 44 days until will the electi

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i should note from what so far has been a clean sweep of major labor endorsements for the harris-walz false ticket. but they're focus may be more on what's happening inside the nearly 95,000 rank and file teamsters who were in the state of pennsylvania. the problem for the democratic ticket, the teamsters own fingers according to them showed that a majority of their members prefer trump my lead source tonight is the head of an influential labor group, one that has endorsed the harris-walz ticket. i should note united auto workers president shawn fain, and it's great to have you here, shan, because when you look at this this is the first time the teamsters have not endorsed a presidential candidate since 1996 do you see this as a blow to vice president harris not really. >> look, it's not a trump endorsement and you know, look, we've done polling in working class people union or not, and especially in our union and i know the other unions mirror the same numbers going back to 2008 and forward. i mean, it's literally been an average of 65% vote, democrat, 32, 32%, but republic, and that

vance and he reacted after taylor swift's endorsement of the harris-walz team we admire taylor swift's music, but i don't think most americans, whether they like her music or fans of hers or not, are going to be influenced by a billionaire celebrity who i think is fundamentally disconnected from the interests. >> and the problems of most americans. >> look, conventional wisdom is that celebrities do not have an impact on who people vote for the presidential election or elsewhere. but more than 337,000 people did click on the voter registration link. that's on taylor swifts web site after the endorsement so the question is, will swift? be a potential game changer in this election joining me now, rachel palmero and matt gorman here with me i'm going to start with you. the question is out there, is she going to have an impact especially that we're in this unprecedented leak close race. it's super tight. we'll see, i mean, if she registers a ton of people to vote. sure. but you never know who they could vote for. she's a private citizen. i thought her post was really rooting a humility, wh

so harris-walz campaign having a lot of phone with this trump had been don't think it's the smartest move, but i just will note this is not his first issue. and with taylor swift back in 2018, when taylor swift has endorsed democratic candidates that cycle, trump said, i think i like her music about 25% less. it looks like that's 75% is diminished at this point. but i don't think it's the folks that he's wanting to pick a fight with. i think if we're going to i hate taylor swift. >> it's probably 100%, but you know, maybe i guess that's conjecture on my part, mychael schnell thank you very much for being here today. i appreciate it alright. time now for sports, the houston texans struggling on offense against the chicago bears and sunday night football, but their defense came through for the wind. carolyn manno has more in this morning's bleacher report, carolyn hi, good morning. >> good morning. kasie, last night's game hyped as a showdown between two of the league's promising young quarterbacks. but this one turned out to be all about the defense points were hard to come by in this

the economy also matters and that's why the policies of the harris-walz campaign and the administration that they will put together are about creating opportunity for everybody. we call it an opportunity economy because once again, we're trying to help people everyday americans, working families who just need a little hand up, a little help to get by and the trump administration while they were in office, did absolutely nothing except give a massive tax break to the wealthiest americans, kamala harris and tim walz plan to put dollars into the pockets of every day, folks people who are hardworking americans, and to help the most vulnerable, i think the policies that they've put forward, and again, she's only been the candidate for well, frankly, for five weeks since the democratic convention. but if you'd take it all the way, maybe ten weeks total since the beginning. and so getting the message out about the opportunity economy that she's advocated for, i think has been the key. and i see it on the ground. i'm getting here, it's 117 degrees outside and yesterday i was at during that heat

joining me now, michael tyler for the harris walz campaign. thank you for being with us tonight, starting off with this new polling from nbc today harris is leading 49% to his 44% within the margin of error. it shows harris favorability jumped 16%. the largest increase in nbc news polling since president george w. bush after september 11. the poll also finds support for trump from moderate republican voters who ultimately came pack to him in 2016 and 2020. what is your take on the numbers and the state of the campaign right now.. >> reporter: yes. thank you for having me tonight, rev. you referenced it yourself, this race remains in the margin of error, right. we are taking nothing for granted in this campaign that is why you have seen the vice president crisscross across the battleground states last week alone in states like georgia, wisconsin, making the case against the voters deciding this election. for us, margin of error comes down to margin of effort. we will use every tool in our disposal between now and the election to reach all of th

tonight is the head of an influential labor group, one that has endorsed the harris-walz ticket. i should note, united auto workers president shawn fain, and it's great to have you here, shan, because when you look at this this is the first time the teamsters have not endorsed a presidential candidate since 1996 do you see this as a blow to vice president harris not really. >> look it's not a trump endorsement and you know, look, we've done polling in working class people union or not, and especially in our union. and i know the other unions mirror the same numbers but going back to 2008 and forward, i mean, it's literally been an average of 65% vote democrat, 32, 32% vote republic, and that's pretty consistent all across the board and even though i'm not going to get into their leadership and their decision making, but i mean it was pretty apparent today when the michigan teamsters joint counsel 43 245,000, retired an active members endorsed kamala harris the joint council 42 that includes nevada 300,000 members endorsed kamala harris and walz and local to 37 in new york, which

and the harris-walz campaign spent the holiday speaking to union workers in battleground states. the vice president started her day in detroit, where she was joined by the presidents of unions representing auto workers, labors, union workers and teachers. she then traveled to pittsburgh for her first joint campaign event with president biden since he dropped out of the race. both biden and harris promised a future of fighting for workers while criticizing donald trump's record of supporting union busting policies. >> i come from two neighborhoods where it's not hard to say the word "union." but you know what? the fact of the matter is an awful lot of politicians have vubl saying the word union like working people. guess what, i'm not afraid to and neither is kamala. wall street didn't build america. unions build america and unions built the middle class. >> remember as president donald trump blocked overtime benefits for millions of workers. he opposed efforts to raise the minimum wage. as the president said, he appointed union busters to the national labor relations board. and d

harris-walz response should be, we are cooperating fully with the fbi, we will give everything over, our fellow candidate the best and third takeaway, iran wants harris to win, take that to bed and take that to the polls when you vote in november. it speaks for itself. >> harris: wow. putin endorsed her. china, iran, russia triangle. >> kayleigh: harris, a joint statement went out, i could not believe what it said. it says this malicious cyber attack is -- trying by some measure to exsas bait decisions, are they trying to ensure trump did not win? what do names have in common? they got secret service service protection, john bolton, mike pompeo, mark esper, kenmeth neth mckenzie, iran is targeting them and where is intel to call it out. you were happy to call trump a russian troll, cross-fire hurricane, russian asset in 2016, where are you to call balls and strikes, iran is trying to make sure trump does not win. >> cassie: from a campaign perspective, they say it is not a matter of if, it is when. it is incumbent on us to be over the top about what is happening, what we've done to c

. >> well, look, i think the harris-walz campaign has a small lead, and that is the complete inverse of where we were at the 4th of july. so for using our summer holidays, it has been a dramatic turn from thas barbecue to this one, to labor day. but it's not an insurmountable lead. and i think they've got to continue to do better with some of these voters that are here at these events today. right, i mean, look, the traditional obama/trump voter is a working class voter. some leaders have stuck to the democrats while some of the rank and file have defected. it is very amusing -- that was not the whole point of the j.d. vance pick, but it is amusic to see the contrast of trump i don't know who knows watching news max or whatever it is he's doing today. and i think tim walz, if i'm going to be the human truth serum i should be truthful about myself. i was just slightly skeptical -- not anti- but slightly skeptical the value of walz as vp compare today the other people she was looking at. and just watching that speech in the lead in, i mean today is why the tim walz pick is valuable. th

meanwhile, the harris walz campaign is barn storming the state with a bus tour talking about reproductive freedom. the bus just rolled into town and we'll have more an that including an interview with an important person riding on the bus. it is an important time for the harris campaign in the state of michigan. today a new usa today poll finds kamala harris narrowly leading donald trump in this state by three points which is well within that poll's margin of error. the poll also shows that 4% of voters remain undecided with just 42 days left until election day. the battle for michigan is likely to come down to a handful of votes. and a handful of key place. one of those in the rust belt community of saginaw county. it is somewhat famous for how much of a bellwether it is. this week, the guardian newspaper declared it the swing county. in 2016, donald trump won it by just 1%. act a thousand votes. four years later joe biden won the county by 303 votes. out of over 100,000 votes cast. sag gnaw county makes up a huge portion of michigan's eighth district. according to the cook political rep

the reason we endorse is there's no question for us for example in a harris-walz administration.he proact which will support the ability for workers to organize. there's no chance for that under a trump administration. when you look at project 2025, all the anti worker, anti union legislation that they want to pass, the proboss and procorporate. in less than 45 days we know what the mission is and then we know the work that we need to do to advocate to make it happen. >> i have time for one more question. what does accountability look like for the aciu if we are to see a harris-walz ticket. >> accountability to continue to work with harris. the democrats couldn't quite cobble together. we were one vote short. we know that kamala harris has always stood on the side of care givers, child care workers. she pwhraoás that believes we need family leave in this country. >> maurice mitchell and april verete. thank you both. >> thank you. >>> trump says women will not be thinking about abortion rights by election day. what are you talking about, bro. if you're living with hiv, imagine bei

there's a lot of enthusiasm about this ticket, about the harris-walz ticket.aks directly to the american people about what her plans are, whether it's on housing, whether it's making sure people get cheaper prescription drugs. she actually has a plan. she is speaking to the issues of concern to them at the grocery . so it is resonating. people feel like this is somebody who is concerned with how their lives are, how their children are, how their families are, and they're not hearing that from the former president. i think she's going to win handily in vermont, and i think that -- i know it's going to be a shocker. it's a shocker. [ laughter ] but i do think it really speaks to what she's been saying for weeks now. people are exhausted. we don't want to hate our neighbors. we really don't. it doesn't help us individually. it doesn't help the nation. i do think people are ready to turn the page. and the more that we see the hateful rhetoric from the trump-vance ticket, the more people are just ready to turn away from it. it is not serving us. it is not serving o

he might of thought the pro- union would be enough to secure the voters for harris-walz ticket.his week it would not endorse anyone for president this election cycle. that is a huge blow to democrat that have enjoyed it for the past two decades. here is the thing. democrats have actually been losing working class voters for years. in recent years republicans made inroads pushing them closer towards trump. a new report by the working family's party is offering a playbook. stop looking at this diverse group as a monolithic of white trade workers the reality is within the massive group there are many differences that is rarely explored until now. joining me to discuss all of there and get to the bottom of it is my friend director of the working party the group that offered the report and practical barrett the president of the service employees international union. i want to start with you because you are the ones that put together the report. what was the most surprising finding that you had in terms of insight that you learned and, democrats should takeaway from this? >> sure. the

the harris/walz campaign schedule on that note is packed.laimed underdogs have appearances planned in wilkes-barre, pennsylvania, grand rapids, michigan, with a saw, wisconsin, i'm hope i'm saying that right and that just takes us through saturday. joining me now is ben wickler -- ben, you were nodding when i saw wasaw. i have family in wisconsin, too. i'd love to get your thoughts on these three issues emerging as strategy points for the harris campaign and what your thoughts are. the first is this idea that vice president harris is a candidate of change. there is a ad they took out, came out yesterday night and it's basically contrasting donald trump as someone preoccupied with an america of ore, a yark vision, retro grade vision and harris as an avatar of tomorrow. it's a hard place to make when you are the incumbent vice president that you are a candidate of change, but, you know, the ad is convincing. i wonder how much of an uphill climb you think that is for her. >> i think it's very clear, in fact, and i think that moment in the debat

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that is a good sign for the harris-walz team. it is also important to remember the race remains close. and a lot is happening on the campaign trail, too. harris and tim walz wrapped up a bus tour, and she is holding an event with president biden tomorrow in pennsylvania. trump and vance also hosting events and battleground states. and harris and troubled debate in just over one week. while the trump's team and digital advertising may be targeted on immigration and crime and pretty closely targeted on that, we shouldn't ignore that, it appears that trump, vance, and the rest of their madoff crew are still struggling to land an effective line of attack against kamala harris. think of it this way, for weeks, they have seized on the fact that harris had yet to do a sitdown interview, saying she was hiding from the media, unwilling to take questions, which also wasn't true at all. but this week, harris and tim walz sat down with cnn's dana bash to do just that. >> one, i am so proud to have served as vice president to joe biden, and t

you look at new york, the largest local, endorsed harris- walz. you look at pennsylvania.nnsylvania council, philadelphia all endorsed harris-walz, so i believe their numbers are really accurate with the uaw and where we stand and we've got to do the work that i believe that is going to happen. working-class people are tired of being left behind and donald trump is not the answer to our problems. >> thank you so much for joining our discussion tonight. >> thanks for having me. >> there have only been 141 winners of the nobel peace prize, and i am honored to have a new member of that very exclusive club join us next. we realize some home maintenance jobs aren't worth the risk. that's when we call leaffilter to protect our gutters. leaffilter's patented filter technology keeps debris out of your gutters for good, guaranteed. call 833 leaffilter or visit leaffilter.com my grandfather's run meyer the hatter for over 75 years now. 99 years old and he'd come five days a week if we let him. shape is great, the color's nice, that's a swell lid for you, baby! finding the exact date

will harris-walz campaign is about to kick up a bus tour to defend reproductive rights. all of that, plus major breaking news out of israel, so, grab your copy, folks. gr settling, welcome to the weekend. weekend. >>> we begin >>> we begin with the breaking news from overnight. israeli forces have recovered the bodies of six hostages from gaza, including israeli- american, late last night president biden said quote, it is a tragic-- it is as tragic as it is reprehensible, make no mistake, hamas leaders will pay for these crimes and we will keep working around the clock for a deal to secure the release of the remaining hostages. msnbc foreign correspondent, matt bradley joins us now, from tel aviv in israel. >> matt, good morning. we-- we are learning this was breaking late last night, can you bring our audience up to speed on what we know? >> yeah, well, we heard about this late last night, today was kind of a day here in tel aviv we are expecting to see protesters, thousands of them, descending to the streets in tel aviv, as what is known as hostage square now, they hav

the harris-walz campaign quickly embraced the support of the world's biggest pop star, but donald trumpator j.d. vance, were not ready for it. >> i was not a taylor swift fan. it was just a question of time. you couldn't possibly endorse biden. you look at biden, you couldn't possibly if dorse him. she's a very liberal person. she seems to always endorse a democrat, and she'll probably pay a price for it in the marketplace. >> look, we admire taylor swift's music but i don't think most americans whether they like her music or fans or not are going to be influenced by a celebrity disconnected from the interests and problems of most americans. >> the republicans not able to shake it off. meanwhile the harris-walz campaign seizing on the hype unveiling its own friendship bracelets being sold for $20 a piece. they sold out instantly. swift being perhaps the one celebrity endorsement may matter. >>> and then finally, jon bon jovi is being hailed as a hero for helping save a woman's life in nashville, tennessee. police released video yesterday showing the singer talking a woman off the ledge

the harris-walz media strategy from axios, hide from the press. have one guy talking all day long and the other who you can't find in a phone book. >> if he would have turned the tables on the moderators. he was in his head a little bit during the debate. if he had turned the tables i don't think he would have paid a penalty for it and maybe gained points. bipartisan -- hating the media, frustration with the media is a cross partisan thing. everybody sort of appreciates that. he could have probably regained some footing by demonstrating he believed it was three on one saying that after the fact. the harris-walz strategy is working for them when you siakam hair on the stump, as you did with the national association of black journalists, she is retreating into talking points, many of which are -- >> dana: almost like going backwards on her strategy. >> it is working. the polls indicate that it is working. she has a net favorability jump of 15 points. unheard of. the fact check they were giving were deserved. if you say you won the election or we're